But in front of Lu Xun, Wei Ruqin didn't dare to lose her temper; she also knew that once Ding Han came back down, Lu Xun would be her entire support.
After taking the medicine, Wei Ruqin lay down and soon became drowsy, mumbling to herself.
Lu Xun was about to leave when he suddenly heard Wei Ruqin say, "Ling, don't blame me."
"Did Miss come by just now?" Lu Xun stopped in his tracks.
"No, just after the master left, the lady ignored Dr. Zhang's advice and took out some old trinkets. She sat there in a daze and began to cry," the servant pointed to a chest next to the bedside table. Judging by the look of the chest, it was something very old.
Lu Xun opened the chest; it was a black box similar to one used by the military, still with a lock hanging on the outer box.
